Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
BFLLAIRE.
Social and Industrial Cbat-Trouble I'm
the Glass Factories.

during the holidays. However, If we are
10 have shutdown it is we'll to get ready
TO make the best of it.
The C, L. & W. railroad will have its
depot near the planning mill, having pur'
chased the property of Jacob Crimmel and
Mr.. Carter in that neighborhood.
There were a number of parties last week
and one or two tafy-pullings, and there is
a surprise party on the tapis for Monday
evening.
Mrs. John Parks has been quite i'll fol
several days.
The planning mill still reports all the
work on hand that the mill is able to turn
ont.
The walk across the Square should bt
kept in decent condition. At present
cobble-stoues predominant.
The natural gas company continues u
take in new subscribers, notwithstanding
the fact that there is not enough fuel Il
satisfy present consumers.
B. f. Cockayne has made arrangements
to spread himself, or rather his business
and will remodel the building formerly &C
cupied by the Ohio Lantern Company.
Prof Krider, the music teacher, will or
ganize a class in German in this city.
The Second NJ. E. Church ard the col
ored Baptists will have baptism in the
Ohio to-day.
1t is likely that most of our ball players
will sign with the Wheeling club.
Mr.. C. NJ. Weirick, who has purchased
the old McMasters drug store, is steady
and industrious young man and can be re
lied upon.
The BOYS who entered the Elysian The
alter by the back window without asking
the manager, had to spend two nights and
a day in the lookup.
The next political meeting will be held
by the Prohibitionists, on the 3lst.
The street railway is about on its last
pins. Only one car is running, and even
old Tom, who has been at the brake on the
street railway ever since it was started, is
now out OF a job.
The Democrats for some reason are teel-
ing more confident about everything now
than few weeks ago, but the Republicans
think they are still all o. X.
The owner of the ticket No. II, given by
the moulders at their ball and which drew
the stove, has not come around TO claim
his property as yet.
There was a good attendance at market
yesterday. So long as the weather remains
pleasant the market does we'll, but cold
snap is very hard on the new venture. In
the spring better arrangements will be
made for those who have stands in the
market.
1t is sincerely hoped that the city will
ct an alarm bell that can be heard i'll all
parts OF the city.
Our item that Bellare had expended
SIS, 900 for street paving should bave re-
leired to Union street.
The Winner Cadets are soliciting sub
scriptiOns for the purpose of raising money
to purchase guns.
The report that Chas. Rankin had ac-
cepted a position at the Bottle Works, is
incorrect.
The nail works continues to ship several
car loads of nails each day.
Che soft bricks in the streets are begin
ming to show themselves. Looks as il the
bricks without any protection whatever
will not wear very well.
Mrs. Chalkly Dawson and Miss Maggie
Cav are spending Sunday mt Lewis Mills
There will be private hop at the Choral
rooms on Thursday evening.
A number Of changes are to be made in
the c. & =. yards.
Mrs. Leasure, widow, resident of Gravel
Hill, is very low with consumption.
The United Telegraph Lines are at
Steuhenville, and may he here by another
year.
The boys at the nail works have worked
two full weeks.
1.-The Boy Tramp" will be at the Elysian
theater next Fridey and Saturday even
ings
Lon Stevens an wife will he home from
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The Belaire Stamping Company il re.
ceiving a coat of paint.
Col. c. l.. Baron will begin closing ont
his stock of tinware at auction this week
The Union street museum, after a sue
cessiul week, left the town last night
Edward Winkler had one Of his fingers
mashed so that it had to be amputated,
while at work at Rodefer's glass works.
Charles Brooks has child one month
old that has two well developed teeth. An
eXamiCation by dentist has resulted in
the conclusion that the baby was born with
teeth. Next
Persons who have been kind enough to
clean up the paper that blows about OH the
streets and burn it will have to stop. The
city wants TO use the stuff TO scare horses
q. A. Herrick has resigned his position
as manager of the Boston Shoe House and
will 90 to the country TO recupeato
The gentlemen who are TO rebuild the
street railway took the measurement of
Belmont street yesterday for rails, etc
Rev. W. s. Campbell is still in the East,
and there will be no services in the Epis-
copal church to-day.
Youths Missionary Society was Orga-
nized last Sunday at German church.
Two Of VIM. Faffenbach's horses sunk
deep in the sand of the Ohio river yester-
day and the owner had a difficult time
getting them out.
A brass cartridge exploded and larceated
three fingers of Henry Voget's right hand.
j. q. Jennings has returned from visit
to MorristOwn.
Barnes brass band will hold festival
on December oath.
w. X. Naylor is back from the East.
A watch which was stolen here and
pawned in Wheeling was recovered yester-
day.
Business was not 30 very brisk yesterday.
The boys are afraid of strike and are
holding on to their earnings.
The employees at the steel works received
heir pay yesterday.
Mr.. Moore, of Pittsburgh, will lecture
n the Opera House on November II, on
'Cranks."
The steamer Little Emma grounded q
barge at McMahon's creek nd lost some
money by it.
The Y. W. c. T. U. has received its new
badge. This is silver pin with a big
'Y.n
Samuel Leigh, mold-maker, will move
Leasureville, where he has secured posi-
ion with Dalzell Bros.
Raid was welcome yesterday afternoon.
Il was sort OF curiosity.
MN. Cochran found Bellaire bad place |
% run store, and hes gone to East Liver
ooOl to try his luck.